Nani Swimwear Climb

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Nani Swimwear a good choice for climbing and active water sports?

  Nani designs active swimwear like the Rip Curve One-Piece and supportive bikini tops/bottoms with high-stretch, compressive cuts that move with you and minimize wardrobe shifts during dynamic movement. Many styles use Repreve recycled fabrics for durable stretch, offer UPF protection, and are constructed with reinforced seams and secure straps to hold up on rock, SUP, or in surf. The brand also emphasizes inclusive fits and PFAS/PFC-free, eco-conscious manufacturing.
• How does the Rip Curve One-Piece compare to a bikini top and high-rise bottom for climbing?

  The Rip Curve One-Piece gives more continuous coverage and fewer pressure points for activities that involve a lot of twisting or reaching, reducing the chance of exposure during hard moves. A bikini top paired with a high-rise bottom offers more adjustability and faster drying/change options, and can be preferable for layered comfort or when you want separate sizing for top and bottom. Choose the one-piece for maximum security on the wall and a two-piece if you prioritize customizable fit or quicker transitions.
• What size should I choose in Nani Swimwear to ensure a secure, active fit?

  Nani items generally run true to size—use the brand size chart for bust, waist, and hip measurements and pick the size that gives a snug, supportive feel without restricting movement. If you prefer more compression for dynamic activities pick the lower end of your size range; if you need extra coverage or plan to layer, consider sizing up and checking styles with adjustable straps or underbust support. Always review the product-specific fit notes (e.g., Rip Curve One-Piece vs. bikini styles) for the best match.
• Are Nani Swimwear fabrics sustainable and what technologies do they use?

  Select Nani styles are made with Repreve recycled fibers (from recycled plastic bottles) and produced with energy-efficient processes that reduce waste, and many pieces are PFAS/PFC-free. Fabrics are engineered for stretch, chlorine and salt resilience, and UPF sun protection to maintain performance and color through frequent outdoor use. These material choices aim to balance durability with lower environmental impact.
• How should I care for Nani Swimwear to keep it performance-ready for outdoor adventures?

  Rinse suits in cold water after salt or chlorine exposure, wash gently (handwash or gentle machine cycle) with mild detergent, and lay flat to dry out of direct sun to preserve elasticity and color. Avoid bleach, high heat, and rough surfaces that can abrade Repreve-based fabrics or damage seams; following the garment care tag will help maintain fit and UPF performance season after season.